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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1923
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details including address West South Street Corry Pennsylvania and post office entry. It notes pricing for subscriptions five dollars per year, three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week with advertising rates to be announced.
A stinging editorial argues Congress must empower the federal coal commission to enforce laws and punish violators in the coal industry. It condemns private interests and state authorities failing to curb unrest, warns of public hardship from production stoppages, and calls for decisive national leadership to restore industry stability and long term growth.
The Wisconsin statute requires employers to provide compensation for injured minors, regardless of employer insolvency, effective since 17. It defines liability amounts to simplify settlements and reduce reliance on plaintiffs to seek recovery. The law aims to prevent industrial accidents by enforcing compensation for unlawfully employed children, though gaps remain in practical enforcement.
An advertisement touts a harmless remedy named HEMRPID discovered by Pr Leonhardt and sold by No P Ames & Gof and Resterally designed to banish piles by removing the cause and freeing the lower bowel. It claims thousands have benefited and urges readers to try it for personal relief.
W J Flaherty, teacher of violin and mandolin dealer in fine violins, furnishes a first class orchestra for all occasions. Located at Sor, Park Place and Mott Streets in Corry, Pennsylvania.
Secretary of Labor Davis outlines a predeparture immigrant selection system aimed at reducing errors at U S ports of entry. He says the bill, though imperfect, should prevent financial loss and heartbreak by screening immigrants before they leave Europe and strengthen enforcement across the border.
A collage of verse on autumn labor and winter hope mixed with disjointed notes on Mussolini plans and universal rights. The piece hints at harvest toil, homely comforts, and a yearning for yore while briefly drifting into political reflections and stray lines about earth tremors and vigilance.
A vintage ad-style note promotes PEN-E-A-DAY Vegetable Laxative Fille Balo and Bilective as a ready remedy for constipation. The claim emphasizes quick relief and consumer convenience, framed in a period tone urging readers to keep the product handy.
The passage voices scattered critiques of fashion standards and gender roles, noting pressure on slim bodies and male and female expectations. It mentions training, wages, farm crops, salaries, and public stir as a broad snapshot of unsettled times and shifting norms.
A columnist laments payment troubles on campus and imagines a wave of coin operated devices. He suggests installing change making machines and various penny gadgets from pens to shoe laces as a satirical take on innovation and universality, hinting at opportunities for enterprising manufacturers.
A fragmented excerpt cites a study claiming 25 percent of all school children are handicapped in a discussion on vision and health. It questions the impact of disabilities on schooling and general bodily health, mentioning a Wright reference and suggesting inquiry into the broader effects.
A garbled reminiscence recounts Tol VOMLEA officials and local figures as they prepared for duties. Mentions John Pox Hartie Laila Tobin Faorell and a range of towns and schools in Maryland while noting appointments, community events, and political tensions amid confusing OCR chatter.
Local notes list residents and visitors across Clymer with mentions of Ack of families, farm activities, school affairs, and social visits. Names include LeRoy King Maude Wyin tonitanient, J. Cain of Williamport, Joan Whevinie, Theodore Tailitthe, Helen Miltenser, and L. Johnson among others. Visitors travel to Rochester, Cathaphanasia, and various relatives while events reference fairs, normal schools, and family gatherings in the area.
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